KU Students Plan Relays Protest Against Vietnam War
Kansas University students aided by non students and faculty plan a campus anti war protest centering on the Kansas Relays with a potential march at Memorial Stadium and a 10 to 15 minute in stadium demonstration. The organizers include diverse student groups and faculty, with aims to leaflet classes and press for actions by Chancellor Chalmers and other university leaders.
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Kansas University
North Vietnam
Kansas
Westminister Center
Oread
The
Kansas Union
Dole
David Dillon
Hutchinson
Bob Timmons
Laurence Chalmers
Wade Stinson
Hollis
Chalmers
Stinson
Strong Hall
War Protest In Ohio Leads to 125 Arrests at Air Base
More than 125 demonstrators were arrested in Fairborn Ohio as they blocked two Wright Patterson Air Force Base gates to protest renewed bombing of North Vietnam. Maryland Guardsmen called early for drill assembled near the University of Maryland amid student disorders. Protests sweep campuses with talk of a Friday strike. Ohio protest delayed base workers.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
U.S
North Vietnam
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
National Guardsmen
University of Maryland
Central Park
College Park
Columbia University
New York City
School For International Affairs
ROTC
Columbia
Department of Defense
University of Wisconsin
Madison
State Capitol
Two Hurt In Wednesday Vehicle Mishaps
Two people were hospitalized after Wednesday vehicle crashes investigated by area officers. Thomas A. McNish, 15, was treated for an ankle injury after a motorcycle and car collided on 19th and Tennessee. Gene A. Manweiler, 18, was driving the other vehicle. Edward L. Dugan, 33, was taken to a Topeka hospital for rib injuries after a pickup and camper rolled into a ditch on U.S. 40 five miles west of Lawrence following a gust of wind.
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Thomas A. McNish
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tennessee
Lawrence
McNish
Gene A. Manweiler
Naismith
Edward L. Dugan
Topeka
U.S. 40
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Dugan
Lawrence fan recalls KU track legacy and voter registration
Paul O'Leary of Ithaca remembers KU legend run 50 years ago when his brother Dorman held the quarter mile and notes the 440 record now stands at 46.5 seconds. Douglas County Clerk Delbert Mathia urges eligible Lawrence voters to register or update their address before upcoming deadlines.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Kansas Relays
O’leary
O'Leary
School of Business
Cornell University
R. D. O’leary
Dorman O’leary
Theodore O’leary
Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Gill Seeks Jeff County Seat in Republican Run
Harold S. Gill of Perry files as a Republican candidate for the Jefferson County Commission second district. He cites Lake Perry development and regional growth as reasons. Gill, retired last June as Kansas Highway Commission chief investigator, notes the filing deadline is June 20.
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Harold S. Gill
Perry
Jefferson County
Lake Perry
Kaw Valley
Gill
Kansas Highway Commission
Office
Attorney General
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Army
Perry Post
American Legion
Perry Pta
County Cancer Drive
Kansas Association of Public Employer
County Commission
August Noll
Winchester
Charges Pending In False Kidnap In Lawrence
Lawrence police say 18 year old Terry L Barker of 815 Ala admitted writing a ransom note and placing it on Charles Brown’s door. Barker was found at 2 42 p m after an eight hour search in Lawrence. A psychiatric exam will decide on filing extortion and grand theft charges. Bond set for investigation.
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Terry L. Barker
Ala
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Barker
Charles Brown
Ridge Ct
Brown
Topeka State Hospital
Douglas County
Jerry Donnelly
Grand Mt
Traffic Topics Dominate KU AURH Meeting
KU's Association of University Residence Halls discussed parking woes at a Wednesday meeting. They proposed AURH representation on the EU Traffic and Parking Board next year and using traffic ticket and parking permit funds for residence hall lot renovations. They also sent to the AARH Council a plan by Southwestern Bell to bill dorm rooms individually for telephone service next year.
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Kansas University
Ku’s
Association of University Residence Halls
AURH
Student Senate
Robert Malinowsky
London Fire Brigade Receives Record Calls in 1970
The London fire brigade answered 84,538 calls in 1970, an increase of 9,070 over 1968, reflecting a rising demand for emergency services.
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London Fire Brigade
KU Adds Two Stop Signs
City workers installed two extra stop signs on the Kansas University campus to ease a congested Mt. Oread intersection where Memorial Drive meets West Campus Road. The intersection becomes a three way stop with new signs controlling north south traffic on West Campus Road at Memorial Drive.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Memorial Drive
West Campus Road
Education Reapportionment Order Sets Kansas Board Districts
A three judge federal court ordered into effect a reapportionment of Kansas State Board of Education districts to permit the election of five of ten members this year. The plan pairs board districts with four contiguous senate districts as required by the Kansas Constitution.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Education
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Board of Education
Senate
Man Severely Injured in Plant Accident
Dale Wilson of Oskaloosa suffered cuts on both legs in an industrial incident at the Lawrence Paper Co. plant when he stepped in front of an electric power car and was pinned. He was listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Dale Wilson
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Paper Co
Wilson
Harry Winters
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Sets Guidelines for Campaign Tables
The Events Committee at Kansas University issued rules for groups seeking to set up tables at Strong Hall. Applicants must contact Terry Edwards for approval, request one day at a time, and only four tables per day. Groups provide their own equipment and must clean the area. selling items requires committee approval and no PA systems are allowed.
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Kansas _ University Events Committee
Strong Hall
Terry Edwards
Events Committee
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